Vanguard: How to Unlock All Operator Mastery Skins In Call of Duty
The Call of Duty latest entry has been officially released. It takes us back to World War II… once again. Call of Duty delivers the same global campaign and refinements that helped to make the series successful. It also features its original, fast multiplayer experience. Like other franchise entries, players have the option to choose from a few Operators. Each Operator has their own personality and backstory. They also have their preferred weapon. Although unlocking Operators is easy, mastery skins require some extra work.
How to unlock Operator Mastery Skins
To unlock Operator Mastery skins you must be at least level 20 for each Operator within that faction. You will need to reach level 20 on Shigenori and Solange in order to unlock the Mastery skins for Shigenori. They are part of the Shadow faction. You must complete the Operator challenge to unlock them. This includes 200 Marksman Rifle kills and 10 kills with Killstreaks. These are easy, but they can take some time if you’re playing casually.
Once you unlock an Operator you will be faced with multiple challenges. These will be required to unlock various levels and cosmetics for the Operator. Each Operator has six base skins, but none are as flashy or as impressive as the Mastery skin. After completing all of the challenges and reaching level 20, you will be “completed” for that Operator’s reward system. The Operator’s reward chain will be completed for all characters of that faction.
Remember that mastery skins do not give you any gameplay advantages. These skins are not a requirement for gameplay, so don’t feel you have to grind for them. Prioritize unlocking Operators for a particular faction and all weapons. You’ll need to be familiar with the majority of firearms in : Call of Duty: Vandguard. It won’t be long before a meta emerges, and some guns will reign supreme. It will be much easier to make sure you have all the guns you need.
Call of Duty – Vanguard was the first major release after the lawsuits against Activision. There have been walkouts and calls for the resignations of higher-ups at Activision-Blizzard. Additionally, around 20 employees were fired as part of the investigations. There have also been reports that threatened to organize employees, and shredding evidence which would have led to the indictment of those being accused of abuse within Activision-Blizzard. Both World of Warcraft as well as Overwatch were updated to remove any references to employees in the lawsuit.
